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Rack-and-pinion effects in molecular rolling friction
Rolling lubrication with spherical molecules working as 'nanobearings' has failed experimentally so far, without a full understanding of the physics involved and of the reasons why.
Braun OM +5 more
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The interplay of conductivity and friction in layered materials such as graphite is an open area of investigation. Here, we measure local conductivity and friction on terraces of freshly cleaved highly oriented pyrolytic graphite via atomic force ...
A. Kutay Ozyurt, Mehmet Z. Baykara
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Friction at Atomic-Scale Surface Steps: Experiment and Theory
Experiments performed by friction force microscopy at atomic-scale surface steps on graphite, MoS$_2$, and NaCl in ambient conditions are presented. Both step-down and step-up scans exhibit higher frictional forces at the edge, but distinguish in their ...
Ebeling, Daniel +2 more
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Atomistic modeling of tribological properties of Pd and Al nanoparticles on a graphene surface
Background: The frictional properties of nanoparticles have been studied to gain insight into the fundamental origin of sliding friction.Results: Using molecular dynamics we investigate frictional properties of aluminum and palladium nanoparticles ...
Alexei Khomenko +3 more
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Evolution of Non-Equilibrium Profile in Adsorbate Layer under Compressive Strain
We investigate the time evolution of an initial step profile separating a bare substrate region from the rest of the compressively strained adsorbate layer near a commensurate to incommensurate transition.
A.T. Loburets +15 more
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Stick–slip behaviour on Au(111) with adsorption of copper and sulfate
Several transitions in the friction coefficient with increasing load are found on Au(111) in sulfuric acid electrolyte containing Cu ions when a monolayer (or submonolayer) of Cu is adsorbed.
Nikolay Podgaynyy +4 more
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Tribological behaviour of the low and high viscosity peek at various testing scales [PDF]
Polyetheretherketone (PEEK) has become most attractive as a sliding bearing material in industrial applications, due to its excellent thermal stability, good friction and wear resistance. These properties promote the material to be used in so called high
De Baets, Patrick +6 more
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A typical nanotribology simulation setup is the semi-infinite substrate, featuring a sliding bead on top, and with the lower substrate layers thermostatted to control temperature.
Vink, Richard L. C.
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Studies of the fundamental origins of friction have undergone rapid acceleration in recent years by providing valuable information on the nanoscale mechanisms responsible for friction at the macroscopic level.
Jacqueline Krim, Alex I. Smirnov
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Atomic Friction Processes of Two-Dimensional Materials. [PDF]
Song Y, Meyer E.
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